You can access, reset, and secure your network with a Wavlink login. Whether you are setting it up for the first time or fixing a connectivity issue, this login page provides the foundation.
This login page is the place to start whether you're configuring it for the first time or resolving a connection problem. Everything goes through here, including firmware updates and password changes.
This post will show you how to lock down your Wi-Fi settings, reset lost credentials, and log in in a straightforward manner.
What is the Wavlink Default Login?
Your Wavlink router has its default credentials. This is to allows you to access the router setup page for the very first time.
Here’s what you usually find:
Default Web URL: wifi.wavlink.com
Default IP Address: 192.168.10.1
Default Username: admin
Default Password: admin (in most models)
How to Access Wavlink Login Page
Here’s how to reach the login panel:
Connect to the Wavlink Router
Use a LAN cable or join the Wavlink WiFi network using the default SSID (name on the back of the router). No internet needed—just local access is enough.Open a Browser
Open Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or any modern browser on your connected device.Visit the Login Address
In the address bar (not the search bar), type:
→ wifi.wavlink.com or
→ 192.168.10.1Enter Default Credentials
When prompted, use:Username: admin
Password: admin or leave blank
Note: The credentials are mentioned on the device’s label. Refer to it in case of any confusion.
You’re In
Once you click login, you’ll see the router’s admin interface. From here, everything is under your control.
What If Wavlink Login Doesn’t Work?
If wifi.wavlink.com is not opening or the login isn’t accepted, try these:
Try the IP Address: Use 192.168.10.1 directly.
Clear Your Browser Cache: Sometimes older sessions interfere.
Use Incognito Mode: Prevents stored login sessions from blocking access.
Connect via Ethernet: Avoid wireless issues during initial setup.
Check for Conflicting Networks: Disconnect from mobile hotspots or other routers nearby.
If you still can’t get in, you might need to reset the router.
How to Reset Wavlink Router (Factory Reset)
When everything else fails or you forget the admin password, a hard reset brings everything back to factory defaults.
Steps:
Power On the Router
Locate the Reset Button
It’s usually a tiny hole labeled RESET.Use a Paperclip or Pin
Press and hold the button for 10–15 seconds.Release & Wait
The lights will blink and the router reboots automatically.
Once reset, reconnect and access using Wavlink default login again:
→ wifi.wavlink.com > admin / admin
How to Change WiFi Name and Password
Once inside the admin panel, you’ll want to set your own WiFi credentials.
Go to Wireless Settings or WiFi Setup
Change SSID (WiFi Name) to something unique
Set a Strong Password (minimum 8 characters, mixed case)
Save & Reboot
Don’t forget—do this separately for 2.4GHz and 5GHz if you’re on a dual-band router.
Securing Your Wavlink Router
This is the most important part of owning a router—locking it down. After logging in:
1. Change the Admin Password
Go to System Tools > Password Settings
Set a new username/password for the router login
Avoid using 'admin' again
2. Turn Off Remote Management
Disable WAN access to the admin panel
This prevents outsiders from reaching the login interface remotely
3. Enable WPA2 or WPA3 Encryption
Under Wireless Security, pick WPA2-PSK or WPA3 if supported
4. Check for Firmware Updates
Navigate to System Tools > Firmware Upgrade
Either use “Check Online” or manually upload a downloaded file from Wavlink’s website
5. MAC Filtering (Optional Advanced)
Limit WiFi access to only specific devices
You can add your phone, laptop MAC addresses to the whitelist
Why Use URL: “wifi.wavlink.com” Instead of IP?
The URL: “wifi.wavlink.com” is a domain redirect built into Wavlink routers to simplify access—especially for non-tech users. But it only works when you are connected directly to the Wavlink network.
If that domain doesn’t work:
You can always use 192.168.10.1
But don’t misinterpret address bar instead of search bar—it won’t lead you to your router’s dashboard.
Always use the browser's URL bar.
Troubleshooting Login Issues – Quick Fixes
Still unable to access your Wavlink’s dashboard, follow the given quick fixes based on your login problems:
Issue: wifi.wavlink.com not opening
Fix: Recheck the IP address “192.168.10.1” and fill it appropriately in the browser’s address bar.Issue: Login credentials not accepted
Fix: Verify that you’re inputting the default credentials. Password: Admin; Username: Admin. Should it still not work, turn the router back to factory defaults.Issue: Page doesn't load or appears blank
Fix: Clear your browser cache or try logging in using incognito/private mode. Also, switch to a different browser if needed.Issue: Page redirects to a search engine
Fix: Don’t type the URL into a search bar. Enter URL or IP address into the address bar. (Both are different).Issue: Device not connecting to router WiFi
Fix: Ensure your phone or PC is connected to the Wavlink WiFi (or directly via Ethernet) before you try to log in.Issue: Router not responding after login
Fix: Unplug the router for ten seconds then re-connect it. Use the reset button on the rear panel to execute a hard reset should that fail.Issue: Forgot your admin password
Fix: Press and hold the reset button (usually in a pinhole) for about 10–15 seconds using a paperclip. This restores all settings including the login password to factory defaults.Issue: Wrong router interface loads (multiple routers on the network)
Fix: Temporarily disconnect other routers or check your default gateway using the command prompt (ipconfig on Windows). Use the IP next to "Default Gateway" to access the correct admin panel.
Final Security Checklist
Before you log out of the admin dashboard, make sure of the following:
Changed router admin password
Custom WiFi name + strong password
Disabled remote/WAN management
WPA2/WPA3 encryption enabled
Checked for firmware updates
Conclusion
The default Wavlink login gives you the control over the entire network. Whatever you use: “wifi.wavlink.com” or “192.168.10.1”, you'll be able to take full control i-e, reset, reconfigure, and secure your Wavlink router like a pro. Whether it’s changing your WiFi name, creating a guest network, or want to do a fresh reset, everything is in your hands once you’ve logged in. Just remember: never leave the default settings as-is. That’s the primary reason of your home network getting hacked.
